Showing posts with label Mackenzie Davis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mackenzie Davis. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 26, 2017

Is the Ending of Black Mirror’s ‘San Junipero’ Exactly As It Seems?

Gugu Mbatha-Raw


Is the Ending of Black Mirror’s ‘San Junipero’ Exactly As It Seems?


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Spoilers ahead for those who haven’t watched this particular episode of Black Mirror yet.
It’s already ruined our lives, according to the rest of Black Mirror, but now, the internet would like to ruin “San Junipero.” By most accounts, that episode, which centers on a romance between Gugu Mbatha-Raw’s Kelly and Mackenzie Davis’s Yorkie, interrupts the rest of the cynical gloom of the rest of season three of Black Mirror like sunshine breaking through the clouds (or rants about the Cloud). The two characters turn out to be avatars of two near-dead humans, and by the end of the episode, both cheat death and decide to live with each other in San Junipero’s Belinda Carlisle afterlife.

The story of San Junipero / Why Charlie Brooker's Emmy-winning vision of Heaven will live forever



The story of San Junipero: why Charlie Brooker's Emmy-winning vision of Heaven will live forever


Helen O´Hara
18 SEPTEMBER 2017 • 7:40AM



In January 2015 the humourist Mallory Ortberg summed up Charlie Brooker’s tech-anthology series Black Mirror as “What if phones, but more so?”. The science fiction show focuses on how high technology and low entertainment can magnify our flaws and destroy our relationships.

Monday, September 25, 2017

Black Mirror / San Junipero wins at Emmys, as Charlie Brooker urges crowd to 'physically make love'

















 




Netflix's sci-fi anthology series Black Mirror took two awards at last night's Primetime Emmys, with show creator Charlie Brooker winning both Outstanding Television Movie and an Outstanding Writing award for the episode San Junipero, a futuristic love story.

Black Mirror, season 3, San Junipero, review / 'Charlie Brooker's dark sci-fi has never felt bigger'

Black Mirror, season 3, San Junipero, review: 'Charlie Brooker's dark sci-fi has never felt bigger'



Robbie Collin, film critic 
21 OCTOBER 2016 • 7:19PM





With its move to Netflix from Channel 4, its ad breaks duly shed, and its season length doubled to an invitingly bingeable six-pack, Black Mirror has never felt bigger. Though conceptually speaking, Charlie Brooker’s dark science-fiction anthology series has always been a heavyweight.